Gunwerks ClymR 6.5 PRC — 60 Second Review

Here we go, the truth behind my rifle selection for Alaska and the setup. It’s easy—I want a lightweight, accurate rifle system that’s dependable but also compact in overall size. I know this Gunwerks CylmR rifle system will be exposed to constant humidity and salt spray around the ocean as we transit and look for deer. I would even throw a couple grand on Polymarket that I will end up underwater at some point.

The 16-inch 6.5 PRC ClymR starts off under 6.5 pounds before adding about 8 ounces for the 6IX Ti suppressor to preserve what’s left of my hearing, and around 32 ounces for the proven Revic Acura RS18i. So, this tight little package can be strapped to the side of the pack without snagging every god forsaken alder branch.

Uncle T’s Takeaway

The Gunwerks ClymR rifle system is my top choice for any hunt that requires scrambling up mountains, potentially a few tumbles down those same mountains, and situations where I need a precision rifle but not necessarily a long-range rifle.

The only change I would make to this rifle that sits in front of me looking longingly into my eyes like a puppy that wants to go outside to play would be to swap the stock for the folding stock that Aaron and the crew developed and sent us on the Tiny AF rifle.

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